RealDebrid discussion thread

Hey guys, can anyone help me to install rtd client on oracle vps?
I am struggling to start the service, I'm not sure if I am missing a step when setting it up.

I followed the guide here https://github.com/rogerfar/rdt-client on the Linux section but failing on step 5, it just gets stuck on the following
root@instance-20220829-0702:/home/callen/rdtc# dotnet RdtClient.Web.dll
[07:03:12 WRN] Starting host on version 2.0.76.0

in the logs it only shows this
2024-06-01 07:03:12.107 +00:00 [WRN] RdtClient.Service.BackgroundServices.Startup: Starting host on version 2.0.76.0

if I try to go to ipaddress:6500 it doesnt connect, is there something I need to do to make it work?

 
Hey guys, can anyone help me to install rtd client on oracle vps?
I am struggling to start the service, I'm not sure if I am missing a step when setting it up.

I followed the guide here https://github.com/rogerfar/rdt-client on the Linux section but failing on step 5, it just gets stuck on the following
root@instance-20220829-0702:/home/callen/rdtc# dotnet RdtClient.Web.dll
[07:03:12 WRN] Starting host on version 2.0.76.0

in the logs it only shows this
2024-06-01 07:03:12.107 +00:00 [WRN] RdtClient.Service.BackgroundServices.Startup: Starting host on version 2.0.76.0

if I try to go to ipaddress:6500 it doesnt connect, is there something I need to do to make it work?


Make sure you have allowed the ports in the oracle dashboard.

I recommend using docker compose.
 
Anyone else having issues with Jhb server on RealDebrid? Been down for me since yesterday and switched to Cloudflare.

 
Anyone else having issues with Jhb server on RealDebrid? Been down for me since yesterday and switched to Cloudflare.

I always have the CDN server selection disabled as it works much better than the local options, but to answer your question, yes its working for me:
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I always have the CDN server selection disabled as it works much better than the local options, but to answer your question, yes its working for me:
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Do you know perhaps what the issues could be from my side, ISP related perhaps?

I run PlexDebrid, rd_clone in logs it says remote host actively refused connection. It was working for past few months without a hitch, started like 2 days ago.
 
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Anyone else having issues with Jhb server on RealDebrid? Been down for me since yesterday and switched to Cloudflare.


Yeah same for me. I had to disable CDN and get direct or use cloudflare.
 
Meh I had to rescan my entire 100TB library when I changed to direct not changing it back now. Will just fetch it from international.
Atleast you using Zurg, I wasnt able to set it up on windows, still running old config, scans are nightmare with rd_clone.

My library wasn't affected switching from JNB > Cloud > JNB
 
Meh I had to rescan my entire 100TB library when I changed to direct not changing it back now. Will just fetch it from international.
Don't understand why you'd have to rescan your entire library, unless you have/had that "empty trash automatically" setting turned on?
 
Thanks, I'll give it bash, is there improvement on refreshment of items that are loaded via watchlist. My biggest issue is
1. Series only downloading 1st eps of series, then i use DMM to manually add remainder of series.
2. When downloading single eps of latest items released, my entire tv library gets scanned.
3. Movies work perfectly
 
Thanks, I'll give it bash, is there improvement on refreshment of items that are loaded via watchlist. My biggest issue is
1. Series only downloading 1st eps of series, then i use DMM to manually add remainder of series.
2. When downloading single eps of latest items released, my entire tv library gets scanned.
3. Movies work perfectly
I haven't set up plex_debrid yet, I just have have Zurg set up with my Plex pointing to it.
I plan to do it eventually, but I'm debating moving over to Linux first.

There's also some exciting other up and coming projects such as Iceberg which is a fully fledged plex_debrid replacemeny using Zurg and has a nice UI.

But for no. 2 there's two Plex setting, full scan and partial scan, I turned full scan off and turned on partial scan. There's also a .ps1 script included in Zurg (you need to add your Plex token) to do a scan when new content is added to your library.
 
There's also some exciting other up and coming projects such as Iceberg which is a fully fledged plex_debrid replacemeny using Zurg and has a nice UI.
Tested iceberg (now called riven) out last week and it was decent, like having sonarr, radarr and rdt client all in one app, and more (this was before they fixed the frontend btw).
it's promising but not for me as I don't think it'll be able to top my near perfect PD+zurg setup
 
Tested iceberg (now called riven) out last week and it was decent, like having sonarr, radarr and rdt client all in one app, and more (this was before they fixed the frontend btw).
it's promising but not for me as I don't think it'll be able to top my near perfect PD+zurg setup
I haven't tried Iceberg out yet but I'm curious what is it missing compared to your current set up?
 
I haven't tried Iceberg out yet but I'm curious what is it missing compared to your current set up?
It's not missing anything, it's actually got a good bit more but it has to be perfect for me to switch as I'm not going to break something that's already working for me.

98% of the time, PD is always grabbing the right releases for shows, movies and anime with correct release dates as well.
New episodes for shows and anime are fetched on time as well.

When it comes to plex recognising media (which iceberg/riven solves through symlinks), I haven't had issues for shows and movies. I've only had issues with plex recognising anime properly but I've got a script for that.

Iceberg/riven is better no doubt but I'm too happy with my setup to switch. I'd recommend trying it out though as
1. PD is "dead" as of 18 May 2024
2. Riven gets better every single with new features being added and bugs being squashed (and the devs are pretty cool people)
 
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